The Ancient Thermal Baths of Sardara, located about two kilometers from the village in the Santa Maria Acquas locality, represent one of the most important hydrothermal sites in Sardinia. Known since antiquity, the springs were initially exploited by the Nuragic populations and, subsequently, by the Romans in the 1st century AD, who built the therapeutic settlement of Aquae Neapolitanae there. The remains of these ancient basins and wall structures bear witness to the millennial culture of thermal wellness in this specific area.
Today, the area of the Ancient Thermal Baths combines the charm of Roman and industrial archaeology with the beauty of the surrounding natural park. The site is closely connected to the nearby Sanctuary of Santa Maria Acquas, creating an evocative hub that combines body care, spirituality, and the historical memory of Medio Campidano.
